KINGSTON, ONT.—Police say a man being investigated for impaired driving showed officers his Costco card when asked for his driver’s licence. Investigators say a witness called police in Kingston, Ont., around midnight on Sunday after a pickup truck crashed into a car while parking and the driver then stumbled away from the scene, using nearby walls for support. Officers located a man standing at a nearby corner and say the witness identified him as the person who left the pickup. When asked for his driver’s licence, they say the man first pulled a Costco card from his wallet, then his firearms licence, before finally locating the required identification. Police say the 42-year-old Hamilton man was charged with impaired driving after breath tests indicated his blood-alcohol level was approximately two times over the legal limit.

Source: thestar September 19, 2016 19:18 UTC