[ad_1]Photo by Logan Cadue/Kingstonist.A Stone Mills Township resident is facing legal trouble after being stopped by officers, as reported by the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP).According to police, officers from the Lennox and Addington (L& A) County detachment were alerted about a potential impaired driver in Stone Mills on Friday, Aug. 21, 2026, shortly after 7 p. m. They found the vehicle at a home on County Road 17 when they responded to the call.The driver of the vehicle failed an approved screening device, which tests for alcohol in breath samples.As a result of their findings, police charged 35-year-old Stephanie Hickey from Stone Mills with:Operation of a motor vehicle while impaired - alcohol Operation of a motor vehicle while impaired - blood alcohol concentration exceeding the legal limitThe L& A OPP stated that Hickey was released from custody and has a court appearance set for early October in Napanee. Her driver's license was suspended automatically for 90 days, and she may face additional suspension if convicted. Furthermore, her vehicle will be impounded for seven days, and Hickey will be responsible for any fees or fines related to towing and impounding.[ad_2]Source link
