OPP will now require a breath test during every traffic stop
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- Ontario’s provincial police force has a new approach to reducing impaired driving, and it’s calling the move its toughest measure yet.
Drivers will now have to provide a breath test during every traffic stop, even if there is no suspicion that they have been drinking.
And if you don’t comply, you could be charged.
“Under Canada’s Mandatory Alcohol Screening law, drivers must immediately comply with a police officer’s demand for a breath sample, even in the absence of any suspicion that they have consumed alcohol,” reads a statement from the OPP.
While ypu are pulled over getting a breathalyzer without just cause, 5 stolen cars are driving past you.
Most cops are in on these thefts. :)
Love this comment!
But we can't have minorities imagining they are being targeted, so Liberals decided mandatory tests would (increase their and their cronies ' investment returns) and placate criminals arguing "racism" was the reason for the test.
You win the Internet in Canada today.
Exactly !! 😠😠
The endless creep of totalitarian rule.
More just blatant smothering than creep at this point.
Don’t drive after drinking and don’t commit infractions and there’s nothing to worry about. Or you can just stay home.
@@timthompson8297exactly!!!
Very 1984.
@@wesley4125 You did know that is Canada, right?
Rights being taken away one by one.
Actually they're being given up.
And the excuse giving is it is for your own safety.
@@waynejohanson1083 lol for your safety liberals(communist) of the earth unite! this is they newest way to get under our skin
What right is being taken away here? The right to be a drunk on the highway? That's not a right. Driving is not a right. Quit whining about public safety and put down the bottle.
@@JayHammerCA The right against "seizure" in essence is the "taking of a thing from a person by a public authority without that person's consent. Law usually follows the principle "presumption of innocence". This has nothing to do with public safety. If you look at the data they provided, which is couple years old, not even recent data. The trend of driving while intoxicated has actually decreased in previous years and has started to level recently which is clearly not an increase if you look at data for population increase and increase of licensed drivers on the road. This will also inflate those numbers and give them all the more reason to ask for a budget increase.
Canadian Charters of Rights and Freedom S8. Everyone has the right to be secure against unreasonable search and seizure. How does this meet that when police can demand a breath sample without reasonable grounds!
Soviet Union had a charter too. But when apathy prevails, the document is worth less than toilet paper. Get involved, speak out, donate to civil liberty causes, protest.
Yes, it is bad enough that police can pull you over for no reason and demand your ID.
might as well stock police cruisers with vaccines incase anyone isn't up to date they can inject them right after the demanded breath sample. what's a charter violation anyway? nobody got mad about the forced injections so why not allow this to happen too?
@@ClarityDeterminationBut they can’t! That is the point. They can not just stop you.
The last ride program I pulled up to, I rolled my window 1” and said “am I free to go, I do not answer questions, I do not consent to searches or seizures, if you keep me here what crime did I commit to detain me?”
The cop said, “have a good evening sir, you are free to go”.
@@whynotjusttry5401 excellent response, well done.
Given the covid tyranny, we need more citizens like yourself!
Guilty until proven innocent. The new way in Canada.
Unless you steal cars, assault people or deal drugs. Then you get off the next fay.
Are you advocating for drinking and driving?
@@rickzane6433 he's advocating for protection against unreasonable searches.
Bingo! Great comment!
@@rickzane6433 are you gaslighting?
Not true. But Doug Ford would have approved this. How do you like them apples?
Notice they didn't mention his name? He doesn't take responsibility for anything. He is so corrupt.
It's ok to smoke crack on a public bus...but .... better not drive a private car. This country is pathetic.
Do you mean that bus drivers are smoking crack?
@@alexpkeaton4471 if it's in the air.. are they not.. if the person is sitting right behind the driver and blowing it at them are they not?
@vulturecurt it doesn't have a second-hand buzz effect, so I'm not entirely sure what you're on about.
Smoking 🚬 is prohibited 🚫
This.
That is harassment. Government overreach.
I dont drink. Go after the ones that do. We are losing our freedoms more each day.
hold up.... you want the police to go after the people who drink and drive, but you refuse to participate in the process that catches drunk drivers?
how on earth do you expect them to "go after the people that do, if you disagree with the only method to?
@@niagarawarrior9623 There should be probable cause or some sort of evidence that someone is driving impaired before an officer can stop and test.
I@@niagarawarrior9623
@@niagarawarrior9623 Unreasonable searches are are supposedly prohibited under our Charter which is proving to be more worthless as each day goes by. It's a breath test today, a body cavity search next. Going after people who drink and drive means just that, not harassing everyone the police come into contact with.
Thinking here u be dealing...........
If this is true, then all opp officers should take a breathalyzer before they start work, and after.
And at lunch brake 💯%
All officers already do before work, it's mandated as part of testing the roadside screening device...
I don't even drink and think this is ridiculous
should go after the people in their cell phones
@@TheBlackCat1337even then until they arrest Trudeau any attempt to incriminate anyone else for these minor offences is just an insult
Since when are police allowed to dictate law?
CONservative Ontario...not Ottawa.
@@almackenzie2549 doug ford is a commie. you can't serve on Toronto City Council without first being a card-carrying-commie.
Since Trudeau happened
@@tonydamiani7353 this is provincial so it is conservative Ford’s government. But sure, blame the Trudeau bc it’s something to complain about. 🙄🙄
@@DeanerWatson The Constitution in national and this clearly violates the Charter.
Can we get a court in this country that might stand up for the charter of rights and freedoms??????
That charter is garbage. I'd rather have nothing to be honest. We think we have rights until the government or the police or the CRA decide you don't.
The right to drink and drive? Do you need a Snickers?
@katharineharrison9091 It's not a right to drink and drive. It's the right to protection from unreasonable searches. In places with a rule of law, police need probable cause before conducting a search such as a breathalyzer. Now any contact on the road means a mandatory search without reasonable justification. This can be stretched to warrantless searches of your truck, body cavity searches if it's deemed 'for safety". The frog boils slowly.
@@katharineharrison9091they passed a law stating they no longer need just cause to give a breathalyzer or drug swab. You could be driving home with your kids and get stopped for simply checking if your license is still valid. And have to waste taxpayer money and time for something that is pointless 99%of the time.
In my honest opinion, any Court or Judge that doesn't stand up for the Character of Rights and Freedoms, has been corrupted by the Globalists.
This is illegal.
Not anymore! Keep voting commies in and this is what you get.
Yup! 2:00 - that is a plastic straw on that thing! Those have been outlawed!
No. I mean the breath test.
Sure sounds like another opportunity for Doug to whip out his notwithstanding clause.
@@wally7856 Wait till Stevie Gill-balt hears about this!!
Life under a totalitarian regime.
It’s a 7 second breath sample to target inebriated driving before it happens
@cadiannnn it's a violation of rights
Presumed guilty till proven innocent!
100%
China is here
Oh Chinada 🇨🇳 🇨🇦
That's overreach. Trudeaus cops
You mean Doug Ford....ontario is not a country...at least get your hate directed to the proper political figure...please don't vote as u have no idea
You mean Ford
Ontario. Provincial.
Duh.
Doug Ford/Trudeau are one in the same
Lmao these are the type of people who vote.. they don't even know the difference between provincial and federal haha
such testing is an abuse.
I don't even drink and this disgusts me, this is not right.
Will the car thieves get a breathalyzer too?
No they will be chased!! 😞
No only innocent people try to get back and forth to work to barley afford to feed there families
This is so freaking wrong and disgusting!!! Smh
Should they go find those stolen car instead?
the person reporting the stolen car forgot to tell the police there was a gun he found on the ground and it was in the STOLEN car... that way nothing would stop the police and they wouldn't even have to have any warrants to do it. yeah, wouldn't even have to ask permission from a judge or nuthing. welcome to canada. "PAPERS!"
OPP vehicles have ALPRs (automatic licence plate readers), they are cameras that read license plates and identify them. Police will know if a vehicle is reported stolen.
Thats too much work
Just leave your keys at the door.. better yet when they call you can you please go outside and warm up the car for them. You dont want the thieves to get into a cold car.. that would be racist in one way or another.. 🤪🤪🤪
@@kurtperner4665 OPP never advised people to leave their keys outside
breathalizers now , finger prints tomorrow, unlock your phone next year.
exactly!!! of course the anti alcohol clowns here will immediately insinuate that all alcohol users are somehow DRUNK drivers
Name a good reason why police would need to take fingerprints or check your phone on every traffic stop
These are not CBSA agents
@cadiannnn name one reason they need to administer a breathalyzer when the have no suspicion you are drinking..so what comes next??
@@krisrooney2283 In 2023, 1/8th of the 400 road fatalities in Ontario involved alcohol.
Mandatory BAC screening is being done to intervene with impaired drivers before they end up killing someone
Maybe the police should stop high risk police chases and save a few innocent lives!!!!!!!!
Yeah, I'm not the one making bad decisions here. I don't even drink and think this is an ingringement on my rights and ridiculous.
That was Durham Regional Police, not OPP
If thieves break into your house, just give them your car keys, ?...because stopping theft is not the police forces problem....
Harassing innocent people who are trying to commute back and forth to work to barley put food on the table is more important
Up next mandatory search of your car or wallet or purse…..in the name of saving lives
Name a good reason why police would do that
We just want to check your personal stuff including your phone for child porn…oh you refuse…arrested charged and put on sex offender list…in the name of saving lives
@@scottarmstrong1196 Okay, let me break down your hyperbole-loaded retort
Police are not CBSA, they don’t check your electronics because they don’t need to
The OPP is checking the BAC levels of all traffic stop suspects due to a rise in DWI incidents in Ontario, the purpose is to stop impaired driving before someone is killed, it’s direct targeted enforcement
There are methods done by the RCMP to enforce child pornography and minor exploitation, none of them involve randomly searching phones
If a device needs to be seized an searched a warrant is required, warrants are obtained through a court and law enforcement has no say in whether the warrant is accepted or not
Refusing a request from a peace officer during an investigation gets you charged with obstructing a peace officer, not the charge you’re suspected of
Right!!!!!
@@cadiannnn give on good reason they need to administer a breathalyzer with out any reason your under the influence 🤷
Those numbers grow as the population, so it has not been worse .
Lol it's worse but it's not just population growth it's also demographics.
it is also just because of them doing way more testing, they do 50% more testing, and the numbers go up 50% and then they say it's went up 50% and they have to do more for everyone's safety, that is how they do it to falsely justify their tyrannical actions.
its a slippery slope. this is adjacent to a mandatory frisk at a traffic stop.
7 second breath sample vs being asked to exit your vehicle and being pat down
@@cadiannnn the quadruple covid boosted has spoken
@@seansilvers3624 I haven’t even been vaccinated for covid once
What’s your point?
This will not stop drunk drivers.
Specially since it’s the one administering the test . Drunk is the only way to explain there driving
You'll never stop crime, but you sure can arrest a lot of people. Doug Ford today, Poillieve tomorrow locking people up for multiple life sentences. They just use the notwithstanding clause to make any law they want, regardless of what any court says.
it will normalize the idea that any police officer without you knowing it, can access your phone at any point in time without a warrant. What are charter rights anyway?
Your gestapo hard at work!
Here in the United States, the police can't do that. We have the Fourth Amendment which prohibits unreasonable search and seizure.
For the safety of families . This isn't a measure to be in dictatorship. You seen the numbers , summer isn't even here yet . Not the drunks who suffer but innocent children, pregnant women and plus the husband, grandparents
oh yeah and it works so well
@@kathyfugere6085those who would give up liberty for a little safety deserve neither.
@@daveydudely9954 Actually, it does.
you also have a bunch of Trumps running around damaging your national reputation.
Is this still Canada ? No Charter of Rights in Canada anymore ?
@jefftaylor844 stop drinking and driving😮
Probable cause? How is this legal?
It's not🤷
I'm sure this will be going to court very soon.
Police have always been required to have reasonable and probable grounds to believe the driver is impaired before demanding a breath sample. That requirement is being trampled here.
I've always been a supporter of law enforcement but this is crossing a line beyond which I cannot support the police.
Ford and Poilievre love the notwithstanding clause.
exactly
Overreach does not begin to describe it
Whats next mandatory searches without reasonable suspicion?
Its coming.
Already, in the 70's.
That's now pay attention,
The only people who are complaining on here are the people who drink and drive. Stop drinking and driving it's not rocket science..
@@markparker7015 the fascism is strong with you.
Not to worry I’m sure everyone Trusts the Police not to abuse this power
It’s not like the OPP drives the wrong way on a highway or something crazy
I didn't hear all the details on that, but they said you can only chase when the person does something very dangerous. Driving the wrong way down a HWY would qualify. Though I suppose the police chased them onto the HWY. It was Durham police, who have a few loose cannon kills to their credit.
That was Durham Regional Police, OPP were not on scene until the collision
So if they pull you over
They can ask for a breathalyzer test.
Even if they don't smell alcohol 😔
Why do they say alcohol OR drug related crashes? Alcohol related crashes are by definition drug related crashes, alcohol being a drug
They like to keep them separated. Makes the wine drinking Karens feel better.
🧬💲
same reason they make those "moderation ads" oh no don't quit drinking completely. stay away from alcohol if you love your mother.
Yes but they are only testing for alcohol and if you open your eyes you'll see a bigger problem with any other drug, especially the harder ones. The wording tells you that it would not help much but they'll make the data show positive becuase they are also about to actually go after the harder drugs too. So they want to set this up now so when they reduce the drugs on the streets another way, well then they can say this helped and then implement this everywhere. (FYI - Mandatory testing on all traffic stops is also new in Saskatchewan with the RCMP right now)
And your point?
Welcome to the new China. This comes right from Trudeau.
This is in regards to the Ontario Provincial Police.
Absolutely this is Trudeau's Canada. Doesn't matter that this is OPP, this is top down evil spreading in Trudeau's Canada.
This is brought to you by Doug Ford and the Conservative voters of Ontario. Well played, son.
@@mikeb5664 "In 2018 the federal government gave police across the country authority.........without probable cause." Please stop Trudeauing me.
What is this thing with China? Have you been? Get a map and a history lesson.
Overreaching wherever we let them. Guilty until proven innocent.
That will last until the first court challenge. There's absolutely NO way that someone needs to provide a breath test when there is NO indication that one is needed.
Goes the same with a THC. They can also do that test without any just cause.
@@michaelwarren202 all that tells them is you smoked at some point.. does not tell them you are high at that moment. pretty sure it stays in your system for like a month.. way longer than every other drug hence why some people who get drug tested wont touch weed but will do cocaine.
@@notastone4832 Way longer than a month. If you test positive for THC with a road side test. You then go straight to the hospital for blood work. They will check the drug recognition evaluators. If you are over the limit, you get charged and now the cops got a DNA blood sample.
Right!!!!
@@krisrooney2283 Thanks. I knew I was right.
Sickening. Goodbye freedom. I expect no less from the Nanny State of Ontario. Whats the next investigation that won't need 'reasonable suspicion'.
Freedom went extinct about 400 yrs ago. You have privileges not freedoms. Youre here to create revenue. Nothing else.
You lost your freedoms after 911, why didn't you complain then?
Beware,a breathalyzer test result can lead to a false-positive reading and an unjust DUI charge in Ontario. This can happen due to various factors such as health conditions, diet, improper device calibration, or improper test administration.
Breathalyzers are notoriously inaccurate. I've bought 3 different models that were "police grade", in order to stay out of trouble - I got a speedometer to tell me when I'm speeding, but how can I know my blood alcohol, which is much more contentious than speed these days.
Anyway, short version is that they are trash/inconsistent, readings all over the place because they are very sensitive to calibration and how the test is done as you said. This is the reason they cannot convict on them alone, it's only the 'probable cause' to haul you in for a blood test which is the gold standard upon which the state cornholes you.
yep and your life completely destroyed loss employment income etc. BUT the alcohol haters out there will still try to insinuate that someone that has had 2 beer is somehow DRUNK SMH
😮
Sounds like someone in charge at the OPP has friends at the company that provides the breath tests.
If you watched the interview they did with the OPP sergeant you’d know this is at no extra cost to the OPP
And stocks in it as well
These same fools who conduct a police chase against one way traffic with tragic results say the public needs to be taught a lesson
Give government and police an inch they will always take a mile .
Doesn't probable cause mean anything in the Canadian justice system?
While driving not really, the Supreme Court has ruled the police can stop any car arbitrary
Spoiler Alert, its going to spread in all jurisdictions on Ontario.
That’s ridiculous, extra handling of this equipment will compromise calibration, ie dropped / tossed back into cruiser ect… how will the ensure calibration for every stop? It won’t be like a check stop usage.
Who ownes the company profiting from this total control?
Probably one of Doug's friend makes the piece of plastic for the machine.
Don't break the law while driving, don't drink and drive, and you will be OK. :)
@@andrewenglish3810 Easier said than done. Just going more than 5km/h over the posted speed limit happens all the time. Technically breaking the law. Cops make judgment calls on when they should pull someone over, so you shouldn't have to be subjected to unwarranted search if unrelated to the offence. Otherwise you're basically saying every traffic violation is due to drugs and alcohol.
@@andrewenglish3810 i've been pulled for no reason, told to take a breathalyzer ( i passed )...but they did it to distract me so that these other dirty cops can pull off a drug deal in the rural roads...this was in Ontario....I didn't get a ticket of any kind, not even a warning about my driving....it was just to keep me from seeing something I shouldn't
Nobody’s profiting from mandatory breath samples
How is this even Legal?? This should be against your Charter of Rights and Freedoms?!! I want to see how this is going to stand up in court!
its been law since 2018
Should apply to police officers as well. We all saw the Toronto cop that took the pole out on bremner last month.
The of-duty police officers show their badge to the on-duty officer who has pulled them over; the on-duty officer, who feels the need to be accepted by the group, will let the off-duty officer go. That is how it works and so only non-police will have to do the breathalyzer.
Keep in mind that police officers did not have to be vaccinated during the covid lockdowns, but they still enforced the government coercion requiring everyone else to be vaccinated, and they smashed the peaceful freedom protestors in Ottawa who simple wanted the same right.
So, we know how this will go.
@@Paul-nj5xh I get what you mean but I meant the in duty cops lol these guys be drinking on the job and sht lol
Not confirmed if he was inebriated or not
The province doesn't want people to stop drinking, nor do they want them to stop driving drunk. There's alot of money to be made by Ontario in liquor taxes, and from the fines thrown at the drunk drivers they catch. Same thing goes for speeding, illegal parking, and talking on your cell phone while driving. The province needs ticket, and tax money.
Doug's election platform always centers around alcohol
I've been saying it for years police services aren't there to protect and serve the public. It is a business there to earn money through tickets and fines.
You don’t get fined for DWI, you get arrested, you spend your time in a jail facility paid for by provincial tax money and if convicted you spend your time in a federal prison paid for by federal tax money
@@cadiannnn Followed by fines and tests that cost hundreds if not thousands to get your license back, not to mention the hit to insurance.
@@kelvinmann1058 How do you propose police enforce impaired driving in a way that profits nobody? Let’s hear your bright ideas!
Next it'll be " Show your papers " with the window less van waiting 🤫!!
There's a movie about that...
Had a friend get 3 faulty breathalyzers in a row during a checkpoint traffic stop. They were trying to argue that he was high despite being a straight edge dude who's dad died to heroin, literally won't touch any stuff with a 20 foot pole. They searched his car, he had to wait a half hour before a sergeant showed up with a working breathalyzer and cleared him to leave with no standing charges for 'cooperating' with them.
There's protocol, then there's being obtuse and all this law is gonna do is make that happen all the time instead of just at checkpoints. Highly abusable, highly exploitable by the higher ups for their goddamn quotas
Funny how they're judging us for making "bad decisions". Because police officers are perfect in every way and they never make mistakes, right?
They also don't dangerously chase people the wrong way down the highway 😉
please arrest the politicians who refuse to make 7 weeks paid vacation per year a law, responsible for student debt, oily pipelines and climate catastrophe, and the politicans who did nothing about criminal housing prices.
Resist, Revolt this is not a free country!
Nope it's a communist dictatorship
Breathalizers can give false positives.
same with voting liberal
dont use antiseptic mouth wash then.
@@campsitez2355 Its not just mouth wash. Some medications will also give false positive.
@campsitez2355 how about don't tell me what mouthwash I can use, and stay out of my business until I break the law.
Too bad it's not legal..
Too bad it is, and has been since 2018.
@andrewenglish3810 does is detect Marijuana? No. Also, it clearly states in provincial and federal laws an officer cannot pull you over for one infraction to entrap you another... good luck
Unconstitutional.
Countdown until this is defeated by the first lawsuit. Talk about invasive! I know I wouldn’t comply for a ‘random’ stop.
troyjollimore I am also vehemently opposed to this idea. However not complying is unwise and can cause the stopped motorist more legal problems. A better course of action is to agree to comply, then immediately ask police officer if his/her bodycam is on and/or record stop with your own electronica, then advise police officer that this action constitutes a violation of civil rights under Canadian Federal law, are you sure you want to continue with this action?? (Basically advising police officer, indirectly, that there IS going to litigation). If officer says yes, continue, provide breath sample. Then litigate. You will have a super-strong case against the clown because he/she will have admitted on camera to KNOWINGLY violate your rights under Federal law. Chances are very high that once you have politely made it clear that there will be litigation, police officer will drop the matter and you will be on your way. Police officers DO NOT like harassing citizens who are knowledgeable about law and make it clear that they will not hesitate to litigate. Successful litigation against police agencies causes them to lose money, and NOBODY likes to lose money.
@@californiadreaming9216 that's right just give in and comply that's what they want you and everyone to do 🐑
@@krisrooney2283 you clearly have a poor understanding of legal process. Resisting at scene, be it arrest or breath sample, is ALWAYS unwise and is leveraged against a plaintiff in court rendering their case more difficult. On the other hand, complying whilst simultaneously advising (not threatening) law enforcement, on camera, of the ramifications of continuing with a course of action which constitutes a breach of rights or process,
accomplishes the opposite, in plaintiff's favor, because their council can prove to a judge, in court, that the responding officer acted incorrectly, in spite of being advised of the fact by the plaintiff, who complied anyway. Don't take MY word for it, ask a lawyer - like my brother. Best and only way to reduce/eliminate improper conduct on the part of bad/bullying cops is to hit their agencies where it hurts...the bank account. People DON'T LIKE losing money and neither do municipalities or states. Facts.
An over reach....
Do you think?
Yeah this seems to be a bit authoritarian. Drunk driving is bad but I could see there being a lot of problems with this...
The more you test the more you will find over the limit and hence the numbers will be going up and hence the Police budget must also be increased. The Police State has arrived in Ontario
Maybe if people’s lives weren’t being ruined by our pathetic government, they wouldn’t be drinking or doing drugs to cope with their circumstances.
But when isn't the government pathetic? I did read yesterday that Canada leads the G7 for government confidence levels. So it could always be worse. The US was the worst.
@@mikeb5664 you read propaganda from the government.. thats all
Notice their "statistics" don't go back to before Trudeau, to see what "normal" is!
@@mikeb5664 not a chance them real numbers, this country is garbage and everybody knows it so where would the confidence come from? maybe everybody is confident we will all be living under a bridge soon?
@@mikeb5664usa is objectively better than canada in every single way
Police state under the guise of "keeping people safe."
Police State of Ontario
Oh Chinada 🇨🇳🇨🇦
This is crazy from covid and staying 6 feet to shoving straws in your mouth.
I heard Covid was on the rise again😢😮😊😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Mr80jb 😅
Just be quiet and comply the like it better that way lmao 😉🐑
It started in Saskatchewan, now in Ontario. Who's next?? Totally illegal!!
It’s just an excuse to snoop inside everyone’s vehicle, so they can plant drugs or guns and eventually get themselves a higher position with a higher pay.
Concerned it's an overreach. Fifty died, sorry about your luck. NO NEED FOR SUSPICION.THIS IS A JOKE. STAND UP PEOPLE. 🐭🐑🐑
DNA and Stool sample on Demand, Start wit testing Christia Freeland and the Wacko.
You mean Twitchy and Wacko...😉
@scavuman,
You’re certainly not helping any argument by conflating OPP and the federal government… Good gracious…
PS… I’m sure you went and bought one of those T-shirts being sold by ‘those folks’, too.🤦🏼♀️
@@kelleylegault5115 A blind man can see the connection, it is called Authoritarianism. If you drive the roads of Ontario, you will be treated as Guilty of Driving under the influence, and forced to take a Breathalyzer Test, or Suffer The Consequences of Standing Up for Your Civil Liberties. Authoritarianism is a political system characterized by the rejection of democracy, Civil liberties, and political plurality. It involves the use of strong central power to preserve the political status quo, and reductions in the rule of law, separation of powers, and democratic voting
Which MPP is responsible for this ?? Next they will require a blood draw at routine (random) traffic stops . It is a huge violation of individual freedoms.
Layer apon layer of regulations , rules and burocracy as time marches on .
Are they sure that people are actually guilty? There are many cops who can manipulate this to dog people they know have an addiction.
Police will want more taxpayer money.
I cant believe this country makes to not want to drive we have no rights anymore
And losing more of them every day
Everyone should now be packing cloves of garlic everywhere they drive. Let's play!
Gee, do you think people being forced to stay at home during the Kovi had something to do with the increase? Odd they don't show how many charges in 2018 when life was still normal.
That sounds like a rights violation to me. This is clearly authoritarian overreach. 😡
That's what happens when people vote in a communist dictator 🤷
Section 7 - Life, liberty, and security of person
7. Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of the person and the right not to be deprived thereof except in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice.
Section 7 guarantees the life, liberty and personal security of all Canadians. It also requires that governments respect the basic principles of justice whenever they intrude on those rights. Section 7 often comes into play in criminal matters because an accused person clearly faces the risk that, if convicted, his or her liberty will be lost.
Section 8 - Search or seizure
8. Everyone has the right to be secure against unreasonable search or seizure.
According to the Supreme Court of Canada, the purpose of section 8 is to protect a reasonable expectation of privacy. This means that those who act on behalf of a government, such as police officers, must carry out their duties in a fair and reasonable way. They cannot enter private property or take things from others unless they can show that they have a clear legal reason.
In most cases, they are allowed to enter private property to look for evidence or to seize things only if they have been given a search warrant by a judge. On the other hand, government inspectors may enter business premises without a warrant to check if government regulations are being observed.
looked up false breathalyzer test and found this:
Gastrointestinal medical conditions may also result in false-positive readings. Also, some medications increase the likelihood of receiving a false positive.
If they are testing everyone they better take that into consideration.
they won't and your immediate suspension, lawyers fees will screw your life up put you out of work etc. , then the guy they put this through will go on a berserk killing spree because he lost his job and everything
Very illegal. Especially for drivers who do not drink alcohol. This will make drivers more tense and nervous. Vote No.👎👎👎🤔🛡
Then don't drive wrecklessly, don't speed. It's a privilage to drive in this country and not your god given right to. You have to remember this anytime you get behind the wheel of any vehicle. Then you won't be the one the OPP will be stopping. :)
That is 100% illegal.
Except it’s not, the Supreme Court has stated the police can stop any car to verify the sobriety of the driver. Been like that for a while
Closer and closer the police state comes
Traffic stops break the charter of rights
The Supreme Court has ruled the police can stop any car to verify the sobriety of drivers. No violation of rights are happening
@Ese.vato100 which defeats the right to travel and the presumption of innocence our system is based upon
This type of prove your innocent law is based on the presumption of guilt and should be abhorrent in a free society
@@hughmartin707 first of all driving is not a right, nowhere in the Canadians charter does it say Canadians have the fundamental freedom to drive a car. And yea the Supreme Court has ruled the police can stop any car without any reasonable grounds of suspicion to verify the sobriety of drivers
The man didn’t chain a woman up in his basement to violate her or her rights……he did it to keep her safe!
You really think it is about safety? It is more to do with fines.
💯 % money money money
So they inflate the number of charges and then use it to justify more rule
100%
Opponents say, "We're concerned that we will no longer be able to drive drunk."
Blinking that fast indicates a lie or disbelief.
After chasing a driver with a Van going the wrong way, and police chased him cause he stole a bottle of liquor, 3 innocent people died and the thief died too in that crash that makes it 4 deaths for a bottle of liquor, now 10 million residents have to undergo alcohol screening test...!
Durham Regional Police, the agency involved in the crash, is not enforcing mandatory BAC screening
they will be soon enough when this little test pilot operation expands through all jurisdictions. Give them an inch they'll take a mile. Mark my words and watch it happen 💯%
Then re-criminalize drugs. Honestly the whole country has gone wacko
exactly and now they want to de-criminalize hard drugs BUT who is going to be supplying the users with the meth, crack , heroin etc. the Can Gov? nope! Next we'll have a 3rd world Country running the hard drugs market in Canada what a joke really really bad idea
Cuz it's ran by a Wacko communist dictator lmao
Cuz it's ran by a Wacko communist dictator lmao
And will the opp be required to take a breathalyzer every time they write a ticket?😮
OPP stands for schutzstaffel einsatzgruppen
Stop rent and food increase people stop drinking.
This has nothing to do with drinking. They can do this w/o you ever touching a drink.
"OPP will now require a breath test during every traffic stop" This is fantastic !! Every time a car is pulled over, the darn OPP will have to take a breath test. They are probably going to end up with sore lips.
What politician in Toronto bought shares in the breathalyzer company? is the real question.
100 💯 % right
Just following in the footsteps of the R.C.M.P.! Start leading rather than following!
I dont drink or smoke but i do drive by the stench of the greenhouses by qew at grimsby everyday...
ayyy, legit smells like a skunk sometimes.
Did anyone else compile information. Police aren’t notorious for giving 100% honest info to the public. When was the last time this was looked into by a third party.