Officers in crash to be banned from driving police vehicles





The new GPS system allows for the monitoring of driving speed and our source tells us the officers were driving at 145 km per hour on the highway prior to the collision.

CNC3 News contacted Commissioner Gary Griffith who did not want to comment on the specific issue as there still needs to be an investigation.

However, he but did say that he is monitoring all police vehicles through the new GPS system and that distress calls will be graded which will dictate how quickly officers should drive to respond to an incident.

He says this is to ensure that police resources are not abused.

The Commissioner says his concern is that such reckless driving could also have lead to loss of life.


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