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A Sudbury woman fined $2,000 and suspended one year for impaired driving after refusing a breath test, citing personal struggles and sobriety.
Genevieve Gauthier, 43, of Sudbury, was fined $2,000 and given a one-year driver’s licence suspension after pleading guilty to impaired driving on April 19, following a traffic stop where she refused a breath test.
Police observed her Honda CRV without lights, weaving and making abrupt turns; a strong alcohol smell and a vodka bottle were found in the vehicle.
Gauthier, who had California licence plates and a damaged door, admitted to impaired driving, leading the Crown to drop the refusal charge.
She has no prior record and told the court she struggled with alcohol after losing her daughter, has been sober for six months, is in treatment, and manages anxiety.
Justice Tanya Farkouh Martin acknowledged her recovery efforts, with sentencing based on a joint recommendation.
Una mujer de Sudbury fue multada con 2.000 dólares y suspendida un año por conducir bajo los efectos del alcohol después de negarse a hacerse una prueba de aliento, citando problemas personales y sobriedad.