Routine traffic stop leads to multiple charges for a Zorra Township man.
A 20 year old from Zorra Township is facing a number of charges after a routine traffic stop in Ingersoll.
OPP say they stopped a black Jeep on Pemberton street shortly after midnight on January 7th. After investigating police determined the driver had been drinking and he registered in the warn range during the roadside test.
The 20 year year was charged with being a novice driver and having a blood alcohol above zero, driving with liquor readily available, driving with no plates and failure to apply for a permit on becoming an owner.

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