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Two charged after Dawn-Euphemia crash
April 8, 2025
A Dawn-Euphemia man is facing charges after a two-car crash on Robson Road and Edys Mills Line.
On April 3, Lambton OPP were called to a collision at the intersection around 5 pm. After investigating, OPP charged a 40 year-old Dawn-Euphemia man with impaired driving.
The man’s vehicle was seized by police for seven days and his licence was automatically suspended for 90 days.
He’ll be back in court at the end of April.
A second driver, a 65-year-old from Dresden, was charged with failing to yield on a through highway.
Police say there were no injuries.
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