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chas ends Un rolover Bur liligton încijes numerous charge By Stephanie Hounsel CANADIAN CHAMPION STAFF Impaired and dangerous driving charges have been laid after a motorist sped through a residential neighbourhood early Monday morning in what appeared to be an attempt to, evade police. The incident began just afîer 2 arn. when police officers observed a vehicle driving erratically at a high rate of speed eastbound on Derry Road, west of Tremaine Road, police said. *"W7hen police attempted to follow the vehîcle, the vehicle sped off and turned out its lights," said Det. Sgt. Murray Drinkwalter of Halton Regional Police. The driver refused to, pull over and con- tinued speeding through a subdivision. t tumned south onto Scott Boulevard, west onto Dymott Avenue, north onto Savoline Boulevard and west onto Derry Road before heading north onto Tremaine Road, police said. Officers couldn't initiate a pursuit of the 9 c W PN Drinkwalter said. He couldn't say what speeds the vehicle reached. "We couldn't catch up to it," he said. "We were attempting to keep tabs on it." Police Iost sight of the car after it turned onto Steeles Avenue. Several other police cruisers became involved in the incident. A vehicle police suspected of being the fleeing car was spotted in the rural area of Appleby Line and No. 14 Sideroad. Police attempted to pull it over, but the driver didn't stop. About a kilometre further, police caught up to find a vehicle that had rolled-over. A maie passenger got out of the vehicle and the driver was assisted out by police and taken to Milton District Hospital wth minor injuries. He was then taken to the police station, A 27-year-old Burlington man has been charged with impaired driving, 'over 80,' dangerous driving, flight from police, hav- ing no insurance and numerous offences under the Hsighway Iraffic t\ct. Stephanie Hounsell can be reached ai sthiessen@mri ltoncanadianchampion.co)m. I~u~uuI L~!J A ~ ~ ~~$; ...psy..~.4 <$~S r ~ ~~I '~ ~ I GRAHAM PAINE / CANADIAN CHAMPION TO THE RESCUE: Frefighters assist EMS workers in carrying an elderly man up the embankment after his vehîcie Ianded upside down in the ditch on the east side of Trafalgar Road, north of Steeles Avenue, Monday afternoon. Attempted murder case remanded A Milton matn charged with attempted miurder in his wifes stabbing will make his netcourt appearance in the new year. I uis-Fernando Manrique, 40, wîIl appear at Ontanio Court of justice in Milton Jariuarv 29. The return date was set at his most recent court appearance in October. As previously reported. the 35-\,ear-old BoucLoir victim was stabbed repeatedly September 16 at a Huffman Crescent home in what police alleged was a domestic dispute. Police received information that a man had led in a vehicle. A suspect was later arrested at a Mississauga home. The vctim was rushed to hospital in seri- ous condition and bas since been released. FUN HOLIDAY DECOR! Our experienced CIBC advisors are dedicated to providing you with the advice you need to achieve your goals and the bestM possible service every time you bank with CIBC. Millie Pupavac Branch Manager CIB Thmpon See 's Bn gCnr MOND-AYS - WEDNESDAY THURSDAY - FRIDAY SATURDAV SUNDAY WOOD BLINDS Avnilablc in oak and cIlocoloIe bnywn, Szes. 24' x 45' to 72» x45 and 24 x 72 tol72*x 72' Selection may vary by store 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM 9:30 AM - 7:00 PM 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM 12 NOON -4:00 PM CIBC For what matters. is a trademark of CIBC. SAE ON FROM NC>VTMBER 18H 10 24TH 2009,WHUi QUANTIIS I NOT APPICABLE ON PREVIOIJSLY PiJRCHASED MEITCHANDISE. WC ONLV).SELECTION MAY VARYT EV STORE CANNOT BE COSUIND WM BUNDS ROUGET AT BOUClAIS. FOR STORW-OAIONS VTSIF WWW.B( A'nd us onl VISIT WWW.BSCLAIR.COM IlFacebook FOR MORE DETAILS. LAST DISCOUNTAPPICABLE ON REGIJLARPRIÇED IN-STOCK9 MERCHANIE. DISCOUNT DM0 SUN« EXCLUDES CUSTOM ORDERS (SERVICE OFFEREDOIN SELECTED STORES TEH ANT OTItES OFFER OIT COUPEON. BUNDS CUTTNG SERVICE IS ONIT OFFERFO FOR )OCAIR.COM vm 1