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Reported erratic driver in downtown Courtenay taken into police custody

A driver who witnesses say appeared to be asleep at the wheel is now being investigated for impaired driving.

Comox Valley RCMP Const. Monika Terragni says that just after 2:00pm, police received several reports of an erratic driver downtown Courtenay.  

Witnesses reported that the driver was nodding off, and his vehicle had hit a meridian before stopping at 5th Street and Fitzgerald Avenue, where officers caught up with him.  

The driver was taken into police custody and an impaired driving investigation is currently underway.

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