Police Nab St. Catharines Driver For Stunt Driving, Not Having Insurance

Thursday, 28 July 2022 16:53

By Linda Morgan

Motorist charged for stunt driving and not having insurance.

A St. Catharines driver is facing charges after being pulled over on the QEW this morning.

According to the OPP, a 30 year old motorist was caught driving at 156 km/hr.

Officers also say the driver didn't have insurance.

Driving with no insurance = bad idea. + #StuntDriving= worse. #NiagaraOPP helped this 30 yr old driver do the math this morning on #QEW in #StCatherines. Charged #Stunt #NoInsurance ^kw#YouDoTheMath #slowdown pic.twitter.com/0xsAHe6qcQ
— OPP Highway Safety Division (@OPP_HSD) July 28, 2022

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Police Nab St. Catharines Driver For Stunt Driving, Not Having Insurance

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