Police officers in B.C. are getting a $10 million cash injection from Ottawa to help fight drug-impaired driving. It comes just seven months after Canada legalizes marijuana.
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Kyla Lee applauds the decision to train more officers in the field sobriety testing. However, she says any police department that decides to use roadside testing machines can expect more drug-impaired driving cases to be challenged in court.
“It is about making sure that they pick the most appropriate equipment that can withstand the challenges and meet the goals of the police, public safety, and still comply with our constitutional laws.
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That money should go to a complete education of many issues. Including Police steroid abuse!