How far should rights be curtailed to stop drunk driving?
Toronto Sun (TORONTO, ONTARIO)
Four years ago, a waitress and manager of the Finn McCool Bar in Woodbridge rushed out to the parking lot to alert police that a patron had just left in his jeep and was very intoxicated.
When York Regional Police caught up with him a few minutes later, the driver had trouble retrieving his ownership, his eyes were glassy, his speech was slurred and his breath smelled strongly of alcohol. “I just had two beers,” he kept insisting.