Historic operating budget for Sarnia police approved
Stunt driving charges laid after vehicle runs stop sign
April 1, 2026
The Independent
A Corunna driver is facing stunt driving charges after OPP clocked a vehicle doing 140 KM/h in a 90 zone.
Lambton OPP say around 11:10 pm, an officer on patrol near Mandaumin and Plank Roads spotted a driver who went through a stop sign. The vehicle was driving “in excess of 140 km/h” said police in a news release.
Officers stopped the vehicle and charged a 29-year-old with stunt driving, impaired driving as a novice driver, failing to stop and having an obstructed plate.
The driver will be in court in May.
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