Chatham-Kent Police Service cap. (Photo by Blackburn News)A Wallaceburg man lost his girlfriend's car for a week after police caught him driving even though his licence is suspended.
Chatham-Kent police say at about 4:30am, a patrol officer stopped a car travelling unusually slow on James St., suspecting the driver was impaired.
It turned out the driver wasn't impaired but his licence is under suspension.
The 54-year-old man faces three counts of driving while under suspension and the car, which belongs to his girlfriend, was impounded for seven days.
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