Two arrested for impaired driving after car crashes in front of P.E.I. RCMP detachment

Two arrested for impaired driving after car crashes in front of P.E.I. RCMP detachment

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Two people were arrested for impaired driving after a car crashed in front of an RCMP detachment in Cornwall, P.E.I., Thursday night.

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